Franz Peter Schubert : Introduction 4 Variations and Finale in B-Dur D 968A Op.82-2
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This variation set for piano four hands is grounded in the bright, gentle sonority of B-flat major. After an introduction establishes the character of the piece, four variations based on the theme follow, leading finally to the finale. The treatment of the melody, the movement of the notes, and the character of the accompaniment change from one variation to the next, allowing listeners to enjoy the theme in its different forms. It is important for the two performers to divide the registers and roles while maintaining the overall flow. Bringing out the principal melody clearly and keeping the accompaniment light and balanced, while coordinating their breathing in passages of exchange and overlap, allows the growing momentum toward the finale and the work’s structure to emerge naturally.